20 Modern Luxury Entryway Table Decor Ideas to Inspire Your Space

Looking for modern luxury entryway table decor with a little personality? Think oversized mirrors, leafy branches and a pretty bowl for the things you grab on your way out.

These looks include simple neutral arrangements plus colorful lamps and statement artwork if you want something a little bolder.

You can keep it simple or go all out. Start with a detail you love, whether that’s a white orchid arrangement or a pair of striped lamps, then work with the pieces you already have.

Entryway table ideas worth saving

tall branches and abstract art

We’re starting off strong with this gorgeous dark console and oversized abstract artwork. I love the tall branches in that rounded white vase.

The pale veins across the table legs are such a pretty detail too.

Try a shallow gold-colored dish beside your vase for a little shine and a spot for keys.

cream curves and an oval mirror

If you are looking for something simple to put together, this one is for you. The cream console has rounded ends and curved supports, with an oval mirror above it.

Keep your tabletop accessories just as simple. A vase of leafy branches, shallow bowl and small loop-shaped ornament are plenty here.

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matching lamps and a gold frame

How pretty are these matching lamps? The clear stacked bases look lovely beneath the large gold-colored mirror frame.

There’s no need to fill every space between them. Follow this arrangement with a low rectangular tray and one rounded clear vase in the middle.

white orchids and silver shine

I am obsessed with this white orchid arrangement. It’s so full, plus that shiny silver-colored planter looks gorgeous against the dark console.

The candle holders sit on either side at different heights. Don’t forget the lower shelf if yours has one.

A book stack and a small sculpture finish this one off.

a bowl on stacked books

Here’s another view of the dark console from earlier, with a closer look at the tabletop details. The white bowl on the book stack is one of my favorite parts.

Try keeping your books beside the lamp rather than in the center. That leaves room for a separate key dish between the books and the large vase.

black candlesticks and ribbed details

This is one of my favorite arrangements on the list. I love the ribbed white vase next to the slim black candlesticks.

The little framed picture makes it feel less formal.

For your own version, try flameless tapers if you want to place them close to greenery like this.

leafy stems and a book tower

Don’t want to add a lamp or a mirror? No problem!

This low console pairs peach-toned artwork with a tall leafy branch and a loose stack of books.

I especially love the dark handled cup on top of the stack. It’s a small detail worth trying instead of another decorative bowl.

a gold-colored catchall bowl

If you’re looking for one little change rather than a whole entryway makeover, go with a bowl like this. The uneven gold-colored rim is so pretty on top of the pale books.

Sunglasses and a small brown case sit inside. Choose a bowl that fits the things you actually leave by the door.

pale blue lamps and pink accents

Who says you have to stick to beige? These pale blue lamps look so cute with the colorful artwork and pink wavy bowl.

The blue-and-white striped seats underneath are another lovely detail. Try pulling a color from your artwork into your lamps if you want a similar look.

a scalloped mirror and bold stools

If you are looking for something a little more playful, then this one is for you. There’s so much to love, from the scalloped mirror to those yellow-and-black tiger-striped stools.

I love the trailing plant beside the tall flowers. The white console lets all those colorful details stand out.

black accents and basket storage

Want your entryway table to hold more than decorations? This black console has baskets lined up along the lower shelf, with a white fringed throw draped over one.

The gold-colored picture frames are so pretty beside the black candle holders. Try a leafy arrangement at the opposite end to follow this setup.

peach and white vases

This is such a lovely little grouping. The peach-colored handled vase and small white vase sit together on pale books, right beside the gray plant pot.

You don’t need to fill every vase with flowers. I’d leave these empty just like this and let the tall leafy stems be the main decoration.

an irregular mirror and spreading greenery

I am obsessed with the shape of this mirror. Its uneven outline looks gorgeous above the rounded console and the little dark ruffled bowl.

The greenery spreads well beyond the white vase on the right. If you want to try this arrangement, leave room for the branches rather than squeezing in more accessories.

rich colors and a chunky frame

This artwork may just be my favorite one so far. I love the reds and oranges inside that chunky frame with its rounded details.

The amber-colored lamp looks so good beside it.

Keep your smaller decorations spaced out if you try a large picture like this. Here, a little jar on a book and a vase of pink flowers sit beside the lamp.

twin mirrors and white candles

Instead of one large mirror, this entryway has two tall dark-framed mirrors side by side. The slim console underneath holds tall branches, delicate white flowers and a tray of pillar candles.

I especially love the open book displayed at the far end. Try a book stand if you have a favorite page you’d like to keep on show.

striped lamps and fringed stools

How fun are these black-and-white lamps? The stripes follow the curved shades and rounded bases.

Those cream fringed stools are adorable too.

The framed print reads “COOL PEOPLE LIVE HERE,” which suits this playful setup. Keep the center simple with a low dark bowl if you want the lamps to get the attention.

a white horse and silver accents

If you love decorating with little collected objects, save this one. There’s a white horse figure, a pair of lidded jars and a small silver-colored tray gathered around the shiny lamp.

The pale purple flowers are my favorite finishing touch. They add a little color without changing the mostly white and silver look.

white flowers and a paneled mirror

Want to go all out with shine? This curved console has a reflective top and sweeping silver-colored legs beneath a large paneled mirror.

I love the white flower arrangements with their green stems showing. If your table is this decorative, try keeping the flowers to one color.

a round white vase and orchids

Don’t want to go overboard with lots of small decorations? This big round vase is a beautiful starting point. The white orchid stems curve across it toward the amber-colored vessel.

The cream-and-beige table has such pretty markings. I’d keep the front edge clear, just like this, rather than covering it with a runner.

layered artwork and shelf accents

Last but definitely not least, we have this pretty styling collage. I love the smaller landscape layered in front of the larger muted artwork.

The leafy stems sit off to the left in a tall handled vase.

Try stacked boxes on the lower shelf if you want to follow this idea. A little knot-shaped ornament on books and a rounded pitcher complete the arrangement.